Theme Parks: Night Photography
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Hockeyman I envy your night photos
Noway man, you have some amazing shots yourself :thumbs:
Welcome to the Magic Kingdom by Mike Sperduto, on Flickr
Thanks, I think I might like that lens.
Love the clarity and sharpness in this shot :thumbs:
Excellent job! Pretty impressive first trip, I remember my first time to the parks at night with my DSLR. It looked like I took photos with disposable Kodak. I had much to learn
Nikon D5100. Falling more in love with it everyday. But my next investment will definitely be a tripod!
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Good call, I have three
Congrats JM25, great shots.
What type? I have a couple of different ones, standard and a small octo, and I am thinking of trying a mono to use for park/haunt shooting.
On the subject though, any recommendations for tripods? I know that's a general question, but will there be any trouble at the parks *cough Uni cough* getting a tripod past security? I'm guessing a substantial Gorillapod would be good as a size vs. functionality trade-off.
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Two standards just different sizes and options as well as a GorillaPod with the ball joint head.
I bought a cheap Gorilla online... don't think I would trust it to hang on anything, seems too loose, and my regular tri pod is too bulky to even think of bringing to a park or haunt tour!
